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the reaction between calcium oxide and water

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Answered by bhavyhans

CaO+H2O -: CA(OH)2 will be the answer

Answered by Anonymous

Take a small amount of calcium oxide (quick lime) in a beaker. Slowly add water to it. A vigorous reaction takes place and the beaker becomes wanner. This is a chemical reaction during which calcium hydroxide is formed along with the liberation of heat.

Thus we may say that water reacts with calcium oxide forming calcium hydroxide along with the liberation of heat.

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